A Beyonce selfie
It’s been a buzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz surrounding Beyonce’s Cowboy Carter.
Since the announcement of the upcoming release of Beyonce’s, 42, the internet has been set ablaze with a combination of approval and politically correct comments about her seemingly new music genre choice. Although Beyonce has revealed that Cowboy Carter “ain’t a country album,” many assume it is. This prompted Queen Bey to take to Instagram to acknowledge the inspiration behind her eighth studio album.
“It was born out of an experience that I had years ago where I did not feel welcomed…and it was very clear that I wasn’t,” she wrote in an Instagram post shared this month.
The speculation among her fans, a.k.a the Bey Hive, is that the experience Yonce was referring to is the 2016 Country Music Awards performance with The Chicks. On stage, there was a magical performance by one of the biggest country groups and superstars in the world, but on the internet, the focus quickly shifted from their performance to a political debate about the Love on Top crooner’s place in country music, let alone the award show.
Beyonce is doing what she does best, which is pushing against the grain and making everybody ask themselves: What can’t she do?
Cowboy Carter’s release is only one day away, and the topic now is what collab she has tucked away in her cowboy boots. Many fans have in mind some collabs that would make this album even more iconic. Artists that fans have predicted will be on the album include Dolly Parton, Shania Twain, and Kentucky’s very own Tanner Adell. There was also a tease that hinted at another Houston, Texas native, Travis Scott, 32.
One music fan posted on X, fka Twitter: “In light of Beyonce revealing there are collabs on Cowboy Carter, I am now choosing to believe that Taylor’s been holding up the number two as a hint for her Act II feature.”
Meanwhile, a second fan shared on X, “Bruno Mars, Meg Thee Stallion, Halle, The Chicks, [are] my last guess for the Cowboy Carter album.”
“Wait so rumored Cowboy Carter collabs are: Dolly Parton, The Chicks, Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, Rihanna???? That’s f**king insane??????? Did I miss any?,” one asked on the social media platform.
The highly anticipated Cowboy Carter will be released on March 29. While some on the internet think she’s “too big for her britches,” she will break down the barriers like she always does.